Step 10 - Continued To Take Personal Inventory & Admit...

Step 10 - Continued To Take Personal Inventory & Admit...

Sober.Coffee Podcast

Pull up a chair and join Mike & Glenn as they share their Experience, Strength & Hope focused on Step 10 - "Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it"

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22:2916 Jun 2021

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Step 10: Embracing Accountability and Self-Reflection in Recovery

It's progress, not perfection.

Imagine sitting down with friends who truly get the ups and downs of recovery. In this episode of the Sober.Coffee Podcast, hosts Mike and Glenn dive into the often-overlooked Step 10 of the recovery process: taking personal inventory and admitting when you're wrong. This step isn't just about owning up to mistakes; it's about cultivating self-awareness and making amends to move forward with a lighter heart and clearer mind.

Mike opens up about his journey from being goal-obsessed to understanding the importance of the 'in-between' moments. He admits that acknowledging his wrongs was a foreign concept but essential for his growth. Glenn shares his own struggles with maintaining the discipline of personal inventory throughout the day. He highlights how this practice helps keep life's snowballs small, preventing minor issues from becoming overwhelming.

The conversation doesn't shy away from the hard truths but also offers practical advice on how to integrate Step 10 into daily life. They discuss the emotional relief that comes from making amends and how this can positively impact your recovery journey. It's not about being perfect; it's about making progress and improving your chances for a better tomorrow.

If you're on the path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, this episode provides valuable insights and heartfelt stories that remind you you're not alone in this journey.

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